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Dancing Queens

© Kristin Duff

Dancing Queens

Uploaded: July 25, 2013

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Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/20 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 170.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 7D

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Kristin Duff July 25, 2013

oopsI added the previous photo and put in the wrong number...any one know how I get rid of that? #1537739

Kristin Duff July 25, 2013

Got it! Somedays I scare myself!
#10781054

Dale Hardin July 25, 2013

Sometimes you scare me too!!! :o) #10781073

Rita K. Connell level-classic July 25, 2013

Kristen I love this...I have noticed all your flower posting on facebook they are all really good. I really like this as is. tells us how you got this affect on the image #10781100

Kristin Duff July 26, 2013

Well... you folks know I don't do photoshop so this photo is right out of the camera except for a bit of sharpening. It was shot with a telephoto lens as I was actually out to get birds that morning. f5.6 1/20sec 170mm ISO100 ...the sky was over exposed but the flowers were perfect...this kind of shot is a very happy accident! #10781575

Dale Hardin July 26, 2013

I don't think it's an accident that you get good photos, Kristin. You do it all the time. Beautiful image. #10781626

Jeff E Jensen July 26, 2013

Yeah, no accident here. great work, Kalena! #10782029

Kristin Duff July 26, 2013

Jeff...??????????take the weekend off! #10782076

Jeff E Jensen July 26, 2013

Well, I got the K part right. . .

This is really fantastic, KRISTIN! Images like this aren't an accident. #10782190

Kristin Duff July 26, 2013

thanks Jeff! #10782212

Susan Williams July 27, 2013

I really like the composition and complementary colors, Kristin. I'm with the others. Just goes to show that on some days a blown sky can be your best friend. It's rare, but no accident. #10782680

Stephen Shoff July 29, 2013

My favorite flower pictures so far have been taken with my 300 mm telephoto lens -- just because of the impact of the shallow DOF. You did great, here, Kristin. #10785945

Beth Spencer July 30, 2013

I have to agree this is Beautiful!! You did good! #10788951

Kristin Duff July 30, 2013

Thanks Stephen and Beth! #10789009

Debbie E. Payne July 31, 2013

Kristin -- Yes, I, too like this image and on rare occasions get one that comes out with a white background. It's like getting an unexpected present. I like what you did with the frame here as well rather than just separating the two whites with a fine stroke. #10789598

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